snips................
> >
> > If you are exhausting to the rear (flywheel)
of the engine, why
> > don't you just use the stock exhaust manifold?
It only weighs
15
> > lbs and will need about a foot of pipe on the
end to reach out
of
> > the cowl. How much weight can you save by
building your own
and how
> > much will that wt savings cost?
> >
> > Bill Bradburry
>
>
> Bill,
>
> That is definitely an option. I (will) have a
stock exhaust
manifold
> with my Renesis, I just don't have it yet.
>
> Scott
Hi Scott, I have the stock exhaust manifold for
the Renesis, I am
notgoing to use it. If and when you decide to use
one, tell me.
Rino Lacombe
Scott,
Did you get the Renesis Idler Pully Assembly with
your engine? I need
one to support my supercharger installation. My
crate engine did not
have one. If you do and are not planning to use it
would you consider
selling it?
Thanks,
Bobby Hughes
Rino and Bobby,
Thanks for the exhaust manifold offer; I have one
coming with my engine, but just haven't seen it yet.
The engine is still at Bruce Turrentine's shop.
I bought the entire engine, including all the
pulleys, but anticipate using them. I'll let Bobby
know if for some reason I don't need the idler pulley.
Scott Gettings
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